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The work has been shifted again, but the Cabinet member responsible says it will be completed before the start of the next visitor season
Geoff Brodie
Councillor Geoff Brodie has served as an Isle of Wight councillor for Pan and Barton for many years.
He changed his surname from Lumley to Brodie in May 2017.
Below are some of the articles in which Geoff Brodie is mentioned.
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Cllr Brodie said the Law Centre "never had a chance with this tender process" and that he believes more disadvantaged people would suffer as a result of the decision.
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The Newport and District branch of Isle of Wight Labour Party has been reformed, with membership of over 200 in the town’s seven wards and nearly 50 in nearby villages.
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Opposition groups can propose alternative schemes and amendments on 22nd February
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The new centre will be named 'Howard House' in memory of Howard Derham who tragically died while homeless in 2017
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As part of a second phase of work since relocation to the Furrlongs, improvements to the primary school will include a new roof and windows, a new reception area, external cladding and upgraded footpaths and lighting.
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Although Newport has no beaches itself, the Parish council argue that their residents use Island beaches and all local councils should help fund the service that will be scrapped due to Government cuts in funding next April.
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Mention of which site a merged secondary school could be based at has been removed from the consultation paper's proposals, but another item the Scrutiny Committee recommended should be removed has remained in place.
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Colin Richards was described by colleagues as a man of great integrity who will be sadly missed. Our thoughts are with Colin's family and friends.
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The consultation has been given the go-ahead for a plan that could see a footbridge over the River Medina, a new hotel, multi-storey car park and other big projects in the harbour
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Part of the route for Tour of Britain cycle race taking place on the Isle of Wight later this year were revealed at last night's Newport and Carisbrooke Community Council meeting
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Around 100 homes have been stuck at the end of the longest cul de sac on the Isle of Wight for three years, until now. Barratt Homes have finally completed the last 400m of the 'road to nowhere'.
